Question down in the images .thanks Part C: Determine the density of liquids:Write your answer in the blank with correct units and significantfigures. Be sure to show your calculations in the space provided.1. A student added 9.95 mL of liquid "Z" to a 100mL beaker. They thencollected the following mass data using an electronic balance.Data for Part 1B:Table 2. Data for liquid ZMass of empty beaker(g)Mass of beaker with liquid “Z" added (g) 62.70050.378a. Calculate the mass of liquid "Z" added to the beaker.b. Calculate the density of liquid "" added to the beaker.Part C: Additional calculationsAnswer the questions below with the correct units and significantfigures:1. A beaker contains 145.675 mL of a saline solution. If 24.2 mL of thesaline solution are removed from the beaker, what volume ofsolution remains?2. If a small rock has a volume of 731 mL and a mass of l1524 g, whatis the density of the rock in g/mL? Part D: Questions:Answer each question using complete sentences. Do not use the termin the definition.1. Explain the following terms:a. accuracy of datab. precision of data.2. Consider water, ice, and steam. Do you think that the density of H,Ois constant under all conditions? Why or why not?

Part C: Determine the density of liquids: Write your answer in the blank with correct units and significant figures. Be sure to show your calculations in the space provided. 1. A student added 9.95 mL of liquid "Z" to a 100mL beaker. They then collected the following mass data using an electronic balance. Data for Part 1B: Table 2. Data for liquid Z Mass of empty beaker(g) Mass of beaker with liquid “Z" added (g) 62.700 50.378 a. Calculate the mass of liquid "Z" added to the beaker. b. Calculate the density of liquid "Z" added to the beaker.

Part C: Determine the density of liquids: Write your answer in the blank with correct units and significant figures. Be sure to show your calculations in the space provided. 1. A student added 9.95 mL of liquid "Z" to a 100mL beaker. They then collected the following mass data using an electronic balance. Data for Part 1B: Table 2. Data for liquid Z Mass of empty beaker(g) Mass of beaker with liquid “Z" added (g) 62.700 50.378 a. Calculate the mass of liquid "Z" added to the beaker. b. Calculate the density of liquid "Z" added to the beaker.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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